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Administration
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- 10.1 & Later
- 9.1 (EoL)
User Guide
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- 6.3
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- 6.1
- 6.0
- 5.1
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- 6.1
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- 6.1
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Upload Certificates for macOS Endpoints via Microsoft Intune

Deploy the GlobalProtect App on iOS Endpoints using Microsoft Intune

Configure Microsoft Intune for iOS Endpoints

When deployed with Microsoft Intune, GlobalProtect supports the following connection methods:

Always On
In an Always On configuration, GlobalProtect automatically connects as soon as the you log in.
On-Demand
In an on-demand configuration, you must manually connect GlobalProtect through the application. Traffic is routed through the GlobalProtect app only after you initiate and establish the connection.
Per-App
In a per-app configuration, you can define which managed apps are allowed to route traffic through GlobalProtect. To do so, you can attach a VPN profile to an app, add URLs for the app you want access to, or do a combination of both.

GlobalProtect with Microsoft Intune supports certificate-based and SAML authentication. Before deploying the app, determine the appropriate connection and authentication methods for your environment.

Upload Certificates for macOS Endpoints via Microsoft Intune

Deploy the GlobalProtect App on iOS Endpoints using Microsoft Intune

GlobalProtect Docs

Configure Microsoft Intune for iOS Endpoints

GlobalProtect Docs

Configure Microsoft Intune for iOS Endpoints

Next-Generation Firewalls

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Cloud-Delivered Security Services

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